LEGAL & RESOURCES
Privacy Policy
What information Dropo collects, why, who sees it and the choices you have.
- Version
- 1.0
- Effective
- October 6, 2026
- Last updated
- October 6, 2026
- Status
- Current
This document is published as version 1.0 and is pending final review by Dropo's legal counsel. Any later changes will be published as a new version and you will be told if your acceptance is needed.
8.1 Scope
This Privacy Policy explains how Dropo collects, uses, shares, protects and retains personal information in connection with its websites, applications, PWAs, logistics services, Access Points and related operations.
8.2 Categories of Information
Dropo may collect:
Account information
- name
- phone
- authentication information
- customer identifiers
- organization affiliation
Shipment information
- pickup address
- delivery address
- recipient information
- package characteristics
- tracking identifiers
- shipment instructions
Access Point information
- Dropo Customer ID
- Dropo receiving code
- package identifier
- selected Access Point
- arrival and release events
- QR/PIN credential status
- hold periods
- storage extensions
- return status
Location information
- pickup/drop-off coordinates
- driver GPS where applicable
- user-shared location
- approximate device location
- precise location when enabled
Transaction information
- charges
- invoices
- refunds
- credits
- payment status
- processor identifiers
Proof of delivery
- signatures
- photographs
- timestamps
- recipient information
- GPS evidence
- delivery notes
Partner information
- business details
- location information
- employee/staff roles
- package handling events
- payout information
Driver information
- identity
- contact information
- vehicle details
- insurance
- driving eligibility information
- screening/compliance information
- delivery activity
- earnings information
Device and technical information
- IP address
- browser/device type
- operating system
- cookies
- log information
- security events
User-provided content
- uploaded photos
- PDFs
- spreadsheets
- documents
- support messages
- Welly conversations
- attachments
8.3 Why Information Is Used
Information may be processed to:
- establish accounts;
- authenticate users;
- provide delivery services;
- provide package receiving services;
- provide tracking;
- calculate prices;
- process payments;
- provide customer support;
- prevent fraud;
- investigate incidents;
- improve safety;
- communicate service events;
- manage Access Points;
- manage drivers;
- comply with law;
- maintain audit records;
- secure Dropo;
- improve products.
8.4 Precise Geolocation
Precise geolocation must be treated as sensitive information.
Before collecting precise device location for optional user-facing functionality, show a contextual disclosure explaining:
- what location will be collected;
- why it is needed;
- whether it is shared;
- how long it is used/stored;
- how permission can be revoked.
Example:
Record:
8.5 Sharing
Dropo may share necessary information with:
- delivery persons;
- Access Point partners;
- carriers;
- recipients;
- payment processors;
- dispatch/routing providers;
- mapping/location providers;
- cloud/infrastructure providers;
- communication providers;
- security providers;
- professional advisers;
- government/law-enforcement authorities where lawfully required.
Only the minimum reasonably necessary information should be exposed to each role.
8.6 No Unnecessary Cross-Role Exposure
Partner staff must not receive unrelated customer data.
Drivers must not receive unrelated partner/business information.
Customers must not receive private driver records.
Business customers must not receive unrelated driver personal information.
Enforce through role-based authorization and RLS.
8.7 Data Retention
Retain personal information only as long as reasonably necessary for:
- service performance;
- legal requirements;
- disputes;
- claims;
- accounting;
- fraud prevention;
- security;
- compliance.
Where retention is legally required, records are kept even if deleted from view in the app.
Data no longer required should be deleted, deidentified or securely archived according to Dropo’s retention schedule.
8.8 Privacy Rights
Provide a privacy request mechanism allowing applicable users to request:
- access;
- correction;
- deletion;
- data portability;
- appeal where applicable;
- information about processing;
- opt-out where legally required.
Route:
Public route:
Provide identity verification before fulfilling sensitive requests.
8.9 Security
Dropo uses administrative, technical and organizational controls designed to protect information.
No system can guarantee absolute security.
Users must promptly report suspected account compromise.
8.10 Children
Dropo services are not directed to children under 13.
Dropo should not knowingly create independent accounts for children under 13 without an approved lawful process.
8.11 Policy Changes
Dropo will provide appropriate notice of material privacy changes.
Where renewed consent is legally required, Dropo will request it.
Governing law: Texas. Provided by Dropo LLC.
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